Obviously I don't have a ton of extra money and sub-par credit, and I would want to be relatively conscious of the part of the city I am because of my need for several vehicles to be safely parked consistently.That's why I was considering commercial deal because I've noticed in some parts of the city the commercial properties are less expensive than SFH in the same neighborhoods.

We also did a flip in a neighborhood that was much more budget conscious, so her design did not get the premium we hoped for (thankfully, we still made money).If you do not want to do the research or trust yourself in finish selection, there is no harm in hiring a designer to help, as long as you budget for it.  

The county Environmental Dept can help figure out what you are working with there, and what challenges might present themselves , but wells and septic systems are expensive to dig/drill/install/replace, so know what you are getting into there. 3) People often think that because their property is in the south valley or outside of ABQ, or on acreage, that they can do whatever they want with it, but there are usually still CC&Rs that will dictate the type of property, size it needs to be, whether or not a guest house or 2nd dwelling can be added, height restrictions, and so on.

You also want to check the state's database to make sure they don't have the site on their radar for past environmental issues that have not been resolved.

No environmentally conscious person will get behind this as a great new way forward.

Without a outdoor air exchanger you may have environmental issues/air quality.

(We are very covid conscious and maintain social distancing, etc.) 

How about the $10k appraisal fee/environmental report?

Or any other environmental requirements?

After Malin moved from the home, it was leased for parties, events, and a number of film shoots appearing in such films as Charlie’s Angels and Body Double, securing a place in our popular consciousness.